Ports

The Fathom SWP25B is a super wide angle port with full zoom through capability. This port provides up to 110 degree FOV.

The Fathom Imaging SWP44B Super Wide Angle Port provides 120 degree FOV and full zoom through capability

The Fathom SWP44C provides 120 degree FOV and full zoom through capability. Unlike other optics that require diopters, or work only at zoom extremes, the SWP44C is designed for distortion free images throughout the entire zoom range.

Fathom ports are constructed entirely of high grade optical glass elements and coated with a proprietary High Efficiency Broad Band Anti-Reflective (HEBBAR) coating for maximum light transmission. All Fathom ports are then nitrogen purged/vacuum sealed in a dust-free environment, ensuring no foreign matter or condensation to spoil your image.

The Gates FP25 Flat Port is a great choice for anyone using a compatible Gates housing for macro shooting.

The Gates FP32 Flat port is an excellent choice for anyone shooting macro video and is very useful as an all around port, including split shots above and below water.

The Gates FP44 Flat Port is a great choice for macro shooting and for a general all around port.

The Gates FP80 Flat Port is compatible with the Gates Deep Red Video Housing.

The Gates GP25A Wide Angle Port has an Acrylic (field replaceable) dome. This is a great little wide angle port.

The Gates GP32 Wide Angle Port contains several lens elements which provide a larger field of view than the cameras normal capabilities. The GP32 provides 70 - 80 degree FOV.

The PE160 Port Extension is compatible with the Gates Deep Red and the Tokina 10-17.

The Gates PE286 Port extender is for use with the Gates Deep Red Video Housing.

The Gates PE486 Port extension is designed for used with the SP80 Standard port to allow use of different lenses with the Gates Deep Red and other Gates custom housings.

The Gates SP25 Standard Port is compatible with certain Gates video housings.

Gates SP32 Standard Port is a single element dome port which corrects for distortions created underwater.